It’s a full moon night-Song

It’s a full moon night

It's a full moon night,

So calm and quiet.

It's a full moon night,

Your eyes are more twinkling

Then the stars out there

It's a full moon night,

Your face is more beautiful

Then the moon out there

It's a full moon night,

It’s a full moon night

Holding hands is like

walking in space out there

It's a full moon night,

Talking those sweet nothings

Was sweeter than anything out there.

It's a full moon night,

It’s a full moon night

Cuddling and hugging each other

is like being in paradise out there

It's a full moon night,

It’s a full moon night

Kissing each other

is like drinking a divine elixir out there

It's a full moon night,

It’s a full moon night

Being in bed beside each other

Is like being on cloud nine out there

It's a full moon night,

It’s a full moon night

As the moon slowly gave way to the daylight,

Our love knew no day or night.

We are united in one heart,

Living in two bodies,

Living for each other,

With love in our souls.

Bye bye, Moon, we will see you soon

M.L. Narendra Kumar

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